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Cohen said she fell asleep but woke up to Westwick on top of her, "his fingers entering my body". Cohen's words are very powerful and one of the questions she had before posting it was: "I've gone back and forth over and over again, unsure if I should speak up". Read More »

She will be sworn in in January, a solid push against the bigotry of the Trump administration. The former journalist defeated 13-term Virginia House Delegate Bob Marshall , 54 to 45 percent. In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Marshall said: "For 26 years I've been proud to fight for you, and fight for our future. Though we all wish tonight would have turned out differently, I am deeply grateful for your support and effort over the years", he wrote. Read More »

Paul is a libertarian who identifies as a Republican; Mr. Boucher is a registered Democrat. A senior adviser said Paul is recovering from five broken ribs. The assailant, 59-year-old, "blindsided" Paul, charging Paul while the senator had headphones on, Robert Porter, a friend of Paul, told The Washington Post. Read More »

Before dinner with Abe, the low-welcome seemed to have worked a treaty and Trump was glowing in his praise for Japan. Trump and his wife are also meeting Monday with the families of North Korean abductees - to put a human face on the North's human rights abuses. Read More »

She also encouraged her constituents to support the Royal New Zealand Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the organisation Paddles was adopted from. Originally named Sadie, Paddles was found on the streets of Ranui along with her two siblings and brought into the SPCA just before Christmas a year ago. Read More »

While Hennessey used a Space Shuttle runway and Bugatti their own Ehra-Lessien test track, the Koenigsegg completed its record-breaking run on a public road. The auto is also capable of cornering at up to 1.8G thanks to Koenigsegg's elongated front and rear double wishbone suspension, active damping and advanced aerodynamics. Read More »

He "was attempting to carry out death threats" he had made against his military superiors, the report said . This discharge is different than a "dishonorable discharge", which would have immediately prevented him from being sold a weapon under the Gun Control Act. Read More »

According to the ICIJ, the Paradise Papers documents include almost seven million loan agreements, financial statements, emails, trust deeds and other paperwork over almost 50 years from inside Appleby, a prestigious offshore law firm with offices in Bermuda and beyond. Read More »

LiAngelo Ball is the middle son of the Ball family . Georgia Tech players reportedly were allowed to leave the room hours later, while UCLA players were seen boarding a police vehicle around 1 p.m. According to ESPN Insider Jeff Goodman, LiAngelo Ball and Bruins teammates Jalen Hill and Cody Riley were arrested for shoplifting from a Louis Vuitton store near the team's hotel. Read More »

North Korea could also retaliate with biological and chemical weapons, the details of which would be best discussed in a classified setting, the letter added. They also noted that the Trump administration "has failed to articulate any plans to prevent the military conflict from expanding beyond the Korean Peninsula and to manage what happens after the conflict is over". Read More »

Melania Trump also practiced her Japanese calligraphy skills, joining her Japanese host in writing the characters for the word heiwa , meaning "peace" in Japanese, before leaving the building to the sounds of "Over the Rainbow" played by the school band. Read More »

It was not clear if Simpson acknowledged his contact with Veselnitskaya during his more than 10-hour interview with the Senate Judiciary Committee in August. "Looking ahead, if we come to power, we can return to this issue and think what to do about it (The Magnitsky Act)". The Magnitsky Act, passed in 2012, was named after Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky , who controversially died in a Moscow prison after uncovering a massive financial fraud scheme by Russian officials. Read More »

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Police said more information will be released as it becomes available. The trooper called for back-up, and he and a second trooper conducted field sobriety tests. State police said the trooper, who was not named, pulled over the suspect and issued a citation. The suspect was trasnferred to Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest, as was undergoing surgery as of 3:30 p.m. Read More »

He wasn't simply a part of our family. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said: "This is awful and deeply shocking news". He said that " given the nature of the allegations ", he agreed with the First Minister that he was right he " stands aside " from cabinet. Read More »

Worldwide leaders and trade partners attending the November 6-11 summit in the central coastal city of Da Nang "should call on Vietnamese authorities to end the government's systematic persecution of peaceful critics", said Human Rights Watch (HRW ). Read More »

The email appeared to contradict earlier statements by Page, who had said he had only exchanged brief greetings with the senior Russian official, Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, after he delivered a speech at a Russian university. Feinstein is the top ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee and also serves on the Senate Intelligence Committee, which has held a multitude of closed-door hearings into whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government during the ... Read More »

Prior to visiting Hadiya's house, the national women's panel neither informed the state commission of the visit nor sought a report from us, Ms. Josephine lamented. Sharma added that she could not disclose what Hadiya told her to the media as the case was still in court. Jahan who converted her religion to marry a Muslim man has been garnering headlines ever since. Read More »

Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz and son-in-law Mohammad Safdar appeared in the accountability court in the capital on Tuesday morning for a hearing in connection with the cases filed against them by the NAB. If convicted, Sharif can be jailed. The court had indicted Nawaz Sharif in two references and his daughter Maryam and Safdar in one reference. "Thats exactly how minority brings a bad name to the majority!" She also referred to it as a "travesty of justice", as she claimed that ... Read More »

Three weapons, including one Kalashnikov, one M16 rifle and one pistol, besides ammunition were recovered from the encounter site, said a police spokesman. Earlier reports had said that he was associated with Hizb-ul-Mujahedin. "My understanding is that there is too much relationship between this and radicalisation..." The militants had attacked a police check-post in Rajpora on Saturday. Read More »

CST, amid reports of an armed person on campus. The school sent out a campus-wide alert to all students and faculty: "TCU Alert - Armed person on campus". TCU said the suspect was driving shuttle #24171, which was found off-campus abandoned. It said it would provide more updates . Police say Roadrunner is a shuttle service used by the university. Read More »

The Scottish parliament has confirmed that evacuation, with police dealing with the incident that occurred at 11.30 am local time. Asked how long the incident could last, the first source said "police told us it could be a while". Tory MSPs Liz Smith, Jamie Halcro-Johnston, Edward Mountain were each sent suspect envelopes to their offices, according to the BBC. "As a precaution the MSP building was evacuated". Read More »

They were mostly between the ages of 14 and 18, and 26 of them are now dead. According to agency report, the investigation by the Italian prosecutors would also probe whether their deaths are linked to sex trafficking. "We will need to see whether there are suspects to concentrate on or whether the murder inquiry will proceed against persons unknown", he said. The rescue was one of four that altogether saved about 400 people over the course of the weekend. Read More »

According to the details provided, Kakehi used to poison her victims by making them drink a poisonous compound, drawing comparisons with the spider that kills its mates after copulation. She reportedly inherited around one billion yen (Rs 57 crore approximately) in all, although she later lost some of it through the stock market. Cyanide was found in the bodies of at least two of the men and traces were found in the rubbish at Kakehi's home in Kyoto . Read More »

Briner said he has not seen a change in how people utilize hospitals due to their high deductibles, but "when it comes to how we bill and collect, sometimes those patients might not be able to make those payments or need to set up a payment plan that stretches out for a longer period of time", making it harder for the hospital to collect payments for services. Read More »